Bettsville High School - Trail Yearbook (Bettsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1979 volume:

,---N v ,X A-n ' ' 'Q 'C za .A 16 ?' -1:21 V L .5 . H J mb. , I, 'Fw Q . ,Qi 41 aa. ww- 3 yvanwm, 12 S gf sf 43: ' 5 G my ,. . u - D gi 1 O S .Q 5 '1 : -' 2 '-h --A x9 fu 37 1 55 231, 3 5Q.1.C '. ' I1 Q- dx N Q - iQ-flif-M ' ' f ff if Gm New Q ff -1 . K, ' ' ' 3: 3' W' .. 3? ,A D 9 -.Q 2 gl . if-4 I-0 -IAQ-2 ,- ---..,-,, .,.!.-2.2- -I Sq . , . 1 : 2 .0 4 I l 0q 1 'GPO' ' ' I0 0 . 'Cb 3 J ,. GHXIG -ns. A 1 ,. eHfX'6 fb ' E QP -- all '24, 1 I ' -'- -!s1v!:Q:v?Bq r , 46112. a'.J3,g 4' 4 ,i I 1 I I . A q 59' -'I' I : me-svoq I5 - M e Q r Y H I: Il . 8 d e I ff 'all f mg-git 3.11.5 , i, II Il gml k Q :I LIP:-rl-A-n.vfEl ! 1 4 . f . 'E gg N2 P0 fa -I 3 .ls A ,413 . Q X 1 ' w - 0 A 4-O 5' gg' 0: Q 6 1. fa ' , . ' V' My Q V XX i!! I ' - E km ai. 6 4 D' 4 1 ZX Il: -s Q9 air GD e ozoi 9: :oL1vz9:o:Q:vA fc , I -1,51 ef s wb X9 cus UMW. -0 I I U- H' H' 'O O 0 'L' I I , f ::1.EA1:.-.S-mea Gig? 'mn b ' . . - zfrz'-:first 1. .9 X . ' f 6 B . ' QLQIQZ L QQIOQ . M ----'-' - A ' ' - 'XGITL O 4-X12 64- 4x6 r!L Q I v 50.4, mmf r I v . D Q - gl-4 Qld VICE V7 Sik Sb-36iT A-IO I-on Nl J if 3.::..,1Jg1 1 - 4 H 1 E xff ..Y'V+Ng',:, 45 ,-., .-.M .1 V. - n F 1 n u 1 nl .1 , .- I , -, ,.., . , ...,,,,.. ....-... . U .- ..-' ,. -.. -X . ..-..1..-.rf-.-...-a..p-....... - MP -A - A LU xf 1 0 -gg? H E, 6 fl' 0 1 ' ' T' E9 .1 E 'I E: Lgm. L.: rua. Aruv ,A BTI 5 ,g V Av 3 1 xl 44 Q 0 4 ag, X- . , -A . '21 Sh- ll 'X 'E if I . I4 . 5 4 d D- 'IZ ...... ,.. .,- ... .A......--. - -- v I 't ' ' X f . i Q I! F' ' J -lf: , . up ,X 69 '- 6' fo RJ Q-Q n o 1 - apzqzso., 0 ID II! X 1:25129 . ' r v C 9, ,go Qifqdyg, .,o ' gg ' A Q,k1T '5 1,fw1 .:v. ' wf. '-'si-a '!.1u:'I',..'f ' . Af Q. I ,I .ilggl-d J - - A . 1... f 1 Xl! .. 'A 'ss Do w I: 1 .' Q 4? QQ 6, 4 vm -f 4' 6.9555 Ak' 1 ig 4, V ' .1 V 1 f I 1 in p 1 Q dvd' J ox, Q- f? -,3 E :urs sg - Y 1 - Q' ' eq 9 ff' 1 f '- 4? I iq , X '7'1 0. ' N. .sk II-1 -M . 4 L Q 7 , 1, , , bun: ur vi nn Qc 1. NQ1 X , I 9 in fi .QQ md nm' -Q,l.5q-F S-no J 0 ' Na 'F Q if if? Q ' .. . I I -if QQ 9 9 ,090 AN-I ,enum-en. Banca!-eg , ' 1 'f lg Q NX ' V 'Q- 6 2, - 4 X - svn ff' P QJQ, Q 0 6 dn , 6 Q fftixf-nirnpfsta su-1 A20 . xg ,H 00 swo ms. yarn- auf:-M - W, tLa2'sr, , ll f f- - --: ' v:o:o:Q:oro:o:o:o:og frame' 7 3 -A is 2 HTA--s H Q I! . ' Q.- ' N I ' ugw QFfNl Hr. 4 -u if . . C0 lf I Pemoo. ft Tzxxal-4. ff 7' qL 4' 4 In N X -f', 2,4 .A - K If Tha- stall' of,tht- 1979 yt-arhook would lilu- to vxprt-ss our sirivt-iw: approx-iatiou lortl11'gt1itlan4't'at1tl 1-llorts ol our yvarliook aclxisor, Mrs. Palrivia Morgauti. Although ht-r rm-r-nt illna-ss has tlf-privi-rl us of hor prvst-tu-iv at school on a zlaily basis. slut has r'ontinui'tl hor mlm-p intvrt-st in tht' yvarhook and has lu-pt in touvh with our progrt-ss. Wt- arf- grateful for ht-r inte-rt-st. Mrs. Morguuti has taught at Bt-ttsvillv lor tt-n yt-ars, and thosv sturlt-nts who lim-it ln-on privilt-flgt-tl to luv in hr-r vlasst-s rvalizt- how mut-h sho is niisst-tl. She' has lwm-u a dt-dit-att-rl tc-avlwr who has always trim-tl to bring innovative- tt-rltniqut-S into tht- vlassroom. Sho has alsoht-1-na good lrivml to hffr sttidvnls. This yt-arlmook is dt-tlii'att'd to Pat lVlot'ganli. anrl along with it romvs our profountl wishvs lor ht-r,t'omplt'tt' rwowry. V + B i JJ 'WX we mf' 7T'Tf ' ' ' ' ' 'iw' '-' H?-f' l1 1 1 Foundations kg' if E l 5 V i i E 1 - A fi One important part of the foundation of any student's educa tion has to be the social interaction from kindergarten play to high school activities. During this period of time in a person's life, he builds his character and accepts responsibilities. He must , Il plan his goals and start his foundation of the future. 1 t VI N X w ,p, V V ll l lil 1 1 l li -nn-n-- Different Strokes for , 4 , X 1 V 1 ., L I ,, Q 'V 'I 5 414-sq K. Q, Q 4 A 'I j 1 ,X 'P I I I f i -.-:-:-:gg-:-9:-:-:-. ','.'. 'n'-'fu 6 e Different Folks M ,,, , ' l ,, 'J A1 7 P M S 'TI Itrl I I 15. f. Y 1 . 3 f 1'-5 ' ,, + j A 1- 15: Halloween Pranks and Fun at BHS ,wg-4: ,L uf.. Every year the town has the Halloween Parade and Carnival which is sponsored by the P.T.A. Each class has a booth and sets up a game which the kids can play. It is a fun time for everyone. I ' 1 ,0 . S Students Show The1 uL- ' Clowning Sides and Serious Ones I Q ,Y i ' 3 W . ' 'N 5 ' 1 f . TNR F' , ,f. ' 'Lg' , M '.. . V Ay- xf ff- SAM - ' i I - V' - .K 1 . :f Q 'yi . , '- Q -..,Hgf 1 ' nghar . ' X ,V-1 , - .,,,, it f 3 1 7' if 5 f ' if ' 5 ' Qzi ' W xv 1 FZ, 1 , A l i 11 gk. V57 kv V' , 8 , s -' N Q ' x l fl fl s . KA' A ll ts Show P61151 ve EXPPGSSIO Q .fy 'n-nal , J 6 E! -75 P ' I lx 1 I A' 1 ' A T. ,iv ,.,- . -'B 'g- 'E V 5 - -4 .- ,--- ,,c.:: H , ,Am-E.. 1 'C QL W 6+ l .... , W'! ,, Tv ww? Q: wwflgx KWW, M, , R ' V. , I-lf' 1 fx ' , f- f 5 we 1. -wg ' XHFLQ llyv Students Spend Time Many Different Ways if Tfja me HABITAT UF TH affiiij. 'Wx xqhal mx shapu 1 1 I 'SZ' 1 ' -,, A: J , ,Q gi f, ,,ifLiA .K J, ? h 'f ' ., .'H1' s whippvd, ,ix Q xx - . -QQ , - T ,ef 'i ' I! film: IHasI onsibili ties V v x . !1. ,l I, I l I .K , . 1 ' 1, -, L And Fun Times Too! CW P - 5 filing 1 'Vx 'In School Is F F i rw 'Q fl L O - . EI' ' 3 if . ,. -fi. f W F 5 , , 3' 'j i' Y fi-'fl -Q '35 ' 'V C' .. - ' I Fig aj -1, - 4 fs .1 v., T ' :ff , ,. 3171 ii' , 25,55 11 1 ' Y A ' 'T' iz' - ia' 373' - .' if i 'ii f I if ' 'KI 'ir N ' I' :gl- Z 1 4 : i ' 1 4 i I 4 A ---- - F W-am A 5,,,.,?4f.4vN- X .A giil v Y l ' - J ' ' -1' 'U 3 1 jxi W 'LL V. 1 X I ' ' ' -ff . ' Miss Smith giving disco lvssons. A ' ' I1 '- -rf - '.' .-'L 1 ' ' '- -45.1493-'ilff -If '.- YJ: - f ,f M 71 4 - 'Q 1?'f'w?5f4 : - -. r ff- ,, fr In L-f 0 f.r'1A' I -3, I 1 fi 4:-197' X, .1 ' ,s ' ff 2' A . 2 S fm - ' 1f a,5 f,: QI-' 3373- ..f i 3 - ,x- . , ff . ,Q , 9-. N Rf' ...-' ' - Nw: i .., . . . ,I ' :Y 5 4- - ' 1 A 2 .54-we ' , - gif.-A'l,L'i',' 1 Q -V :?i432'i ,Q , 'YQ-g, , ,:,- ' A fb P5 ' ggi-' 5 1 wfi' 9 Q ,. ii ? A - :Q-nf , jk f. ig, .i , 1 t ,JA 7-N I..-Q... 1 ,.. Favgjlreagtf I mhn. , bfi. 'Q.xfvk.- ' ' .midi ' ,- -L , 1 , ' e seamstress. rc th 1 ' - of Expressions a 1-sa-L144!.,4,,.q 1' -Q' CT 1 sU , A . Q. ,Jl I - 3 C11 in s-, .,.. ,,l BRICKS - CLASSES DI VISIO Q Ti: 4N,xrNn I '.'l'III 5 fill! ' -- A - 1 KSA uh- A ' A ,. ,, LE: 4 1 . 2:7 , 4 A , 1' , -75:1 rf- ' R? , 1 ' '?:N .:'.,:.', 'Gy '-eggs? -' --N , Q Q-L-H 1 Q7': T'f 15-ie1'XRi,: 'i'.f 'ffl WS!-Gg5'?:f?' , v YX'i'i'A G',4 ' I .W iff' 41' 9- ll' pv- juss- 1-:JQ ' --P ' - 315.12-f 2 4 1 A-- f '4--1 Ah'-Q, v . V I. lil ,LII ui 3 ' .- ,,,--,,.........l.1 I L . vi, b 96 951-T, Jil 7' wi I SL s. ?. 4 I I, W1 A 'Q' K.. 21? -:N IA lg A' y , ,1 -. 51,3 W 1. in l l1o'Li 6741111 Bagione Uwe-y go Clgafzmalz Lgimmie Dean Boyd 54l1fgOf1H clficgasf DG.fltU0lZO 1 ' 1 :ii X Q, , N xgxh, I fx cyodnsy Scot Buzrrzsf :Haig EDUCUIE 35121712 A- - Kvf' Al.. tgamm Edmund fbixon gaaqusfyn dmads gognion 'xg- alffazy QED qkctoziu Gqnrz fffzaunz IKGTEH CJVGEIE1 game: 6u!1'lfl:l2 lv U7 r Q Benin: fllfay .fyrzafi Qfzginia Sqllll dlflsncfaz K . Lliffliy gonipg .fyncff Jmaffsau f.pEtE'l J any cfvsfwrz cflffcuun giffoqnn 5t1OLUE'l.H cfvoe Sposa: gogn 04fTsn :Rene 18115 .5508 .fkagilzslt Aww!! ffucvazcf .Stump A 'A Q 5135.5 J 5? I Us'r.'uIs .fynn 'MQAI rj 9 'I LORI BABIONE - Volleyball 1. F.H.A. 4. Librarian 1. Jr. Class Play. Ad Salesman, National Machinery 1, 2, 4. National Honor Society 4. Class Officer 3 - Secretary. Cheerleader Reserve 1 - Varsity 4. Homecoming Attendant 2, 3 and Home- coming Queen. ROD BRAMEL - Baseball 4. Cross Country 2, 3. Golf 1, 2. Jr. Class Play. Annual Staff - Assistant Editor 4. National Machinery 1. National Honor Society 3, 4. Musical 1, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3. Class Officer 2: Secretary. Statistician 1, 2. Heidle- berg Test 1. Ad Salesman 3, 4. JIM BOYD - Baseball 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Cross Country 2, 3. F.T.A. 4. Jr. Class Play. Ad Salesman 3, 4. Class Officer 2, President. TRACY CHAPMAN - Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Captain. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. F.H.A. 1 - Vice Presi. 2, 3 - President, 4 - President. Librarian 1. Jr. Class Play. Annual Staff 3. Ad Salesman 4. National Machinery 2, 3, 4. Musical 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 4. Solo Ensemble 4. Class Officer 3 - Vice President, 4 - Secretary. Girls' State Delegate. Who's Who in Music. F.H.A. District Officer. All American Hall of Fame Honor from Pur- due University. TONY DANTUONO - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 1. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Class Play. Ad Salesman 4. National Machinery 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' State Alternate. Musical 3. Class Officer 2 - Vice President. Heidleberg Tests 2, 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students. MARK DILLON - Basketball 1, 2, 3. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 4. Jr. Class Play. Ad Salesman 4. Band 1, 2, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 4. Stage Band 1, 2, 4. JIM DIXON - Basketball- 1, 2. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Class Play. Statistician 3. Ad Salesman 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Solo Ensemble 1. MARY ELLEN GETZ - Basketball 3, 4. Golf 2, 3, 4. Volleyball 1. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Class Play. Ad Salesman 3, 4. National Machinery 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' State Delegate. National Honor Society 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Valedictorian 4. Class Officer 1 - President. Heidleberg Tests 1, 2, 3, 4. B.G.S.U. Outstanding Junior. DAR Award. Who's Who in Music. Wh0's Who Among American High School Students. Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4. Ohio University American His- tory Finalist. KAREN HAEFER - F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. Jr. Class Play. Ad Salesman 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3. JACKIE JOHNSON - Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 3, 4. Librarian 2, 3. Jr. Class Play. Ad Salesman 4. National Machinery 1. Musical 1. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheerleader 3, 4 - Varsity, Captain 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students. VICKY KRAUSE - Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Captain 4. Basketball 2. Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Co-Captain 4. F.H.A. 3 - Vice Presi- dent, 4. F.H.A. Convention Delegate 3. F.T.A. 3, 4. Librarian 2. Jr. Class Play. Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. Editor of the Year- book 3, 4. Ad Salesman 1, 2, 3, 4. National Machinery 3. Girls' State Alternate 3. National Honor Society 4. Musical 1, 2, 4. 3 - Business Manager. Class Officer 2 - Student Council, 3 - President. Statistician 1, 3, 4. Heidleberg Tests 1, 2. Junior Achievement - Vice President of Finance. Received the Progressive Award for Junior Achievement. Who's Who Among American High School Students 79. Runner-Up For the Ohio Regeant Scholarship. Most Valuable Player for Softball 1979. JIM LANG -- Baseball 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Class Play. Annual Staff 3, 4. National Machinery 3. Musical 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1. Pep Band 1, 2. Chorus 2, 3. Class Officer - President 4. Stage Band 1. ENISE LYNCH - Volleyball 3. F.H.A. 2, 3 - Secretary. Jr. Class Play. Ad Salesman 4. Band 1, 2, 3. Pep Band 1, 2, 3. omecoming Attendant 2. EFF LYNCH - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Captain. Cross Country 1. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Class Play. Ad alesman 4. National Machinery 1, 2, 4. National Honor Society 4. Band 1, 2. Pep Band 1, 2. Solo Ensemble 1. Class Officer - Vice President. Stage Band 1, 2. Heidleberg Tests 2. ERRY MASON - Baseball 3 - Manager. Annual Staff 4. Ad Salesman 4. National Machinery 2. National Honor Society . Heidleberg Tests 3. Perfect Attendance Award 2. All Year Honor Roll 3. Honorable Mention for History in the Heidleberg est. IRGINIA MENDEZ - Volleyball 1. F.H.A. 1, 2 - Secretary 3, 4. Jr. Class Play. Ad Salesman 4. Chorus 3, 4. Solo Ensem- le 4. Cheerleader 2. Homecoming Attendant 1, 4. ATT MILLER - Basketball 1. Cross Country 2. Jr. Class Play. Ad Salesman 4. National Machinery 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' State lternate. National Honor Society 3, 4. Musical 1. Band 1, 2. Pep Band 1, 2. Solo Ensemble 1. Class Officer 1 -- Secretary , 4 Treasurer. Statistician 3. State Band 1, 2. Heidleberg Tests 1, 2, 3, 4. Who's Who Among American High School Stu- ents. Ohio Board Regent's Runner-Up. National Machinery Winner. Ohio University American History Contest Finalist. ideo-Tape 4. ILL REESE - Softball 3. Volleyball 1, 2, 3. Jr. Class Play. Ad Salesman 4. Musical 1, 2. Chorus 1, 2, 3. Flag Bearers 2. omecoming Attendant 3. OE POSAS - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Manager. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Class Play. Ad Salesman 4.. National achinery 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' State Delegate. Musical 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Statistician 1. Who's Who in usic. COTI' ROBINETT - Baseball 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Captain. Cross Country 1, 2, 3. Colf 1, 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 4. Jr. lass Play. Ad Salesman 3, 4. Chorus 3. Class Officer 1. Student Council, 2 - Vice President. COTT STUMP - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 2, 3 - Most Valuable Player. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 - Captain. Golf 1, 2. F.T.A. 4. r. Class Play. Ad Salesman 3, 4. National Machinery 1, 2. Musical 2, 3. Band 1, 2. Pep Band 1, 2. Solo Ensemble 1. Class fficer 1 4 Vice President, 2 - Secretary. Stage Band 1. Heidleberg Test 1. ERRIE WEST - Basketball 1. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 - Treasurer. Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Class Play. Ad alesman 4. National Machinery 1, 2, 4. Girls' State Alternate. Musical 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. horus 1, 2, 3, 4. Solo Ensemble 1. Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheerleader Varsity 2, 3, 4. F.H.A. State Delegate 1, 2. F.H.A. tate Chorus. Who's Who in Music. Who's Who Among American High School Student. National Machinery Award Winner. OHN REESE - Baseball 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4 - Captain. Cross Country 2, 3. Most Valuable Player for Baseball 79. r. Class Play. Ad Salesman 4. Senior Class Officers and Advisor Work Togeth er! Class Colors - Light Blue Dark Blur Class Flower - Whitt, Carnation dipped in light blue. f Y I 'li ' T I LQ GARY GELLERT Q 2 y R 4,535 R Or' ft 5,5-Sf..z.-,,, in : , 1 ' 5 - . -'sg -lll 1?-2' ' y '-'il fjfS,,.,n,-1.-is 'T 'N4-us, 5, ' I -LL.-Ja Top - L to R: Treasurerg Malt Miller. President: ,lim Lang, Vic-e President Lynch, Secretary: Tracy Chapman. The B.H.S. Seniors have made their last year very enjoyable at memorable. They finished that year on May 27, 1979. 24 senic received their diplomas on that day. The year has been enjoyable because the class did thin together. They toured London, England and the highlights of N1 York City. They went to those places on March 31, 1979. Eat student brought back their own memories which will continue live on through them. The class presented the new library with a globe with each ss ior's name engraved on it. This was given in memory of the 19' class and to welcome the new library. Seniors Have Different Facial Expressions for Different Places! ' Q Rod Bramel X A-,,,.. 1 -'- 2 Juniors are . . K Robert Green Mike Peters Terri Weber Jim Auen David ,lohmson Susan Craun Mark Dantuono .lim Ellenberger Mike Foreman Sandra Krouse Mark Lambert Nancy Lon Bonnie Dave Mowery Steve Watkins Deb Williamson Kristy Shaw Mike Soto Kathy Stahl Lynn Turpin McKinney Mike Ward 1 fp if Y V , il . g fries? .It V5 , We Class Officers: Mike Soto - Vice President: Secretary - Kathy Stahl: Treasurer' - Mike Peters. Not pictured - President Mark Dantuono. - X X X Getting Along Crea t! Fudge sgglot has deep thoughts while playing. api C Specially ofthe day. Why are you smiling, Mike? Look no dandruff. By the way What am l looking for? The main thing the juniors did this year was the planning of the Junior-Senior Prom. This is a big event during their junior year. They also sponsored the concession stand. Many of the junior students are involved in sports . . .They also do well in their studies. Jaime Hartsel Mike Henry just Think 1 Class Officers L lo R Vice President - Frank Watkins: Secretary - Cindy Posas. Treasurer - Kurt Bramel: President - Spike Benner. Lisa Babione Spike Benner Kurt Bramel John Burkarl Kim Dillon Susan Harrisoi Dave Kimmet Perry Lynch Jerome Miller Andrea Murphy Chris Murphy Todd Murray Beth Peters Cindy Posas Don Richards Judy Stover Bill Theobald Becky Tmmb Steve Turpin Frank Walkin Only Two More Years 5 MMM . I Lys What are you studying. Donny? One of the many faces of the sophomore class x .mit tx If you had to beat this drum like Todd, you would be beat also. Throughout their years in high school, the sopho- mores anxiously wait for that day when they order their school rings. Well this year they finally got their chance. The sophomore class has also been working to raise money for that special day when they are seniors. They are glad they only have two more years because this class likes to have fun and they don't exactly like doing homework. This class also sponsors skating parties, dances, and coatchecks. ,,1 .E wa., ' -'-. Z . 1' -'1 1 1 , 1 :ft ',, ' Nfltg- .,a ., , '-J V ms , Y 1i:,.,, -1 ll g 9 A .-Q . fgszx wi- K ji. -.1-si. ' ' 1. ' ' ' ' Wg- - T 1',- 5 X -' . Q 'M Ti ,HI . , 3.5A1r,gv-gi , 'Liv 3135.1 li 1 de,.,-3.j1'.,-Sara-' . -i flop.f,,51:,5z-N131-gmc? 9 , --C,:fi?' -- ff ' ' fs -ei- v -A ' ,.,,, ' w2.c.sz X X I X ,,E1,iy,mM.i:5t?2,: iv- , lg., 2:1 ' fwak-T':,f fiififffl pn: . . 12 ls: A-rfmfz..' ,, 1' 1 A ,, W5 fire 4-5'Si'-E1-if-.aE5'EfiLl' V psfqffl.. , ' 'lf?1a'ff'J.w:4'.fIg, 4- -e ' 3-:qw .:'fH,.lw gat 1533 Go Davey Go Go! A feet scene. Freshmen Begin High Sehoo Or.1l1.1 Bm IIE nd: 1 KristvG0l1ie'u D1 an Mark Lisa Ldmlll rl P ld: nl MIM Murphy V 4 PM imnl I ffN1g.h'-m.1ml1r Tru un r D4 Mm Wlllldlll on Suralarx Bnmla Swurlzmilln With Enthusiasm lvr'-'rv A. Cllllglhl you Louisvf B. Take- il all off Bulpyff C. Murray sun- is studying hard. D. I.ll'lQ1UllIlLl give- you u big boar hug!! 8th Graders Start to Ge Lori Burkarl Chris Harrison Laura Harrison Susan Henry ,I fp. , : Ii ,:- ' - ir K H 53 'Y 'f ' 277 f H ' . -' ' X My, 1: ' U Q1 g Kerry Bramel n f 1 ' i -- V' ' , -1- T :I 'hY W 1 u i my wr 1: EJ! A unslnger i L ii r X i 'if Q, X i -.. , 24' k , , ' iii- U' V- 'fs i if Q' Tina Theabold Steven Swartzmiller Lisa Stull Wendy Smith I-Ann Smith Greg Skinner i H i ,-'11 -jx i rr I Zh 'P , , ,, t-ur. ,.,, Theresa Hiies Dennis Klaiss CharflyiYoakum Keith Lambert JN gf 1 Q-1 , Ti- ii ShellieLuman 2V ef' Norma Mendez . ' ' L' AAq, D ef- .'.:-Q ' .gf 1 74 V5.5 xi ff 1 V g ' -3, -7 Edward Miller i ,M ff in Q ' ? ui M Q if' il' , ' N 4 , 5 jk A., , K, x Paul Row Patrica Ritter Brett Murphy Mindy Mowery Used to High School Life .:,,, , .B A Big AL .P A. Look oul, l'm wicked. B. Class officers: Vice President: Ed Miller, Secretary: Wendy Smith, Trea- surer, Charity Yoakum. C. What magazine you guys looking at? D. l'm not feeling good. Seventh Like Being on High School Schedule Ray Dunlap John Green Joe Har1s3l Trudy Hickle Joe Ligget 1 pl., I :X .ik ' ,- it f l 534 H ' A-,'l.., . I Julie Rosas David Rambo Jeff Shriver Tracey Turpin 1 John Ward l - , ,A The seventh grade class was put on a high school schedule for the first time. They have class officers and they really enjoy it. This ambitious class was the class with the most sales in the magazine contest. They had a choice of many prizes and they chose a television set. The class will raffle off the television set to add to their account. They also participated in the Turkey Raffle. ,Iulie Ash Susan Auen Scot! Boyd Leslie Chapman Todd Collins Bill Long Kim Lynch Jay Mason Leann Nighswander Robert Nye T Class officers: Julie Posas, Secretary: Kim Lynch, Treasurer, Tmdy Hickle, Vice President: Jeff Shriver, President. 6th Learn About Uther Countries Chris Babionc Vicki Borer Steven Bramel Scott Cleveland Mike Craun Robert Goodman Stephan Graham Y at , ,. -Jrfr ,' f' ' -. ' I '11 ' 'ii , . , ' - r f :L-1 , -.., . ., , 1 ' , , . if .x i . 4 .- ' i 'N ' 1,1 ' J 1-' 1 3 ' ' . , , ,L tv g ,, If , ' ' A 15 -I 1 4 3 al is L H I ' 1 'E ul 1 l 5' , XT 't El , . , , , I . , 4 , , 2 P L L Q Tim Paul Wilson Harrison Cherie Dena Watkins Hazimah Robert Andrew Twigg Herrera , , . I., lb fllllfi Paula Snell W V . Q 5 Lori Kipps 39. S45 , . V 3. - , I. . f , 'L 'Kill 4 0 i 2 :--I X JJ, . - Q Heidi ' , 1' ' 'Q Brett Smith , Lynch The high point in the 6th grade this year was that they won the annual Turkey Raffle. They spent the money on new play- Scott d - Marie Skinner groun equipment' Marks Lisa Shiley ' ' In ,H ' Tl V gf H '-'il 1 . 1' .1 f My l l' , , Richard Savieo Jill Pope Keith Pierece Karen Mutchler Colleen Murray James Montgomery i Fifth Graders Are Learning Charles Green Tommie Hickle Dale Hites Kenny Hossler Roger Hunker Dan Kissel -Ll Homework Again? Lori Lynch Karol Muthchler Samantha Reams Sherri Sisco Terri Sisco Tina Wolford The fifth grade class has learned to multiply by playing Multo . Multo,' is like Bingo . Mrs. Andrews also reads the kids some very interesting books. One of these books is By the Crest Horn Spoon. Some high school students say they remember when Mrs. Andrews read to them in the fifth grade. The fifth grade class also participated in the tur- key raffle and did very well. Brian Martin Philip Miller Melvin Swartz Brian Twigg Freddie H. Williams Barbara Heilman fx x,S A -443' . f- Y ,. l . Y! l . l TEAMWORK! 4 sl 'N aim , 4th Graders Build More Skills Bethany Buchanan Q' Jolene Chapman Chad Chapman -Qi Joey Collins Tony Hausman .l i Yeon Kim Brett Lee ' , Dawn Luman Dennis Lynch M. Darek Marks i Mary Martin Jesse Mendez Carol Owen Andrew Peters Scott Prenzlin I., , N x, gsxhi,-,, T ' Jina Hunion V'-V ' Mm, ' VH, , Kristy Shriver I , 5 Jenifer Smith ,Q-J ' T l ' 1 Ronald Turpin L J . ' fi' , V- T Jeffery Trumbo -KE ' I f V V V- Michael Wise ,A all . The 4th grades advisor Mrs. Flechtner has been working hard this year on the Math and writing skills of the students. These skills have improved very much in all the students. Mrs. Flechtner also believes that her students have prog- ressed since the beginning of the year. 3rd Graders En 'o Doing New Projects Jeff Collins Chester Fitch Amy Cerwin Kelly Golden Chris Hartsel Basil Hazimah Henry Hellman Tommy Kipps Kyle Krotzer Denise Lambert Melinda Marks Amy McNutt Eric McNutt Amy Nighswander Bill Nye Judy Owen All alone? Chester. Diana Pope Dawn Richards Casandra Schade Scott Shriver Chris Snell Becky Trumbo Lorri Turpin Brian Wentling These third grade girls look like little angels. Greg Williamson Ronald Wise ,limmy Wohlgamuth Alan Wolford The third graders have attempted various projects. These projects took a lot of time and the students really did their best. For Christmas the third graders refinished old railroad spikes and painted them gold. These were to be used by the fathers as paper weights. For the mothers, they did small fry originals. These were designs which each student made up and which were then sent to a company to be transformed onto a plate as decorations. For both par- ents thc students made splatter paintings and used them as a basis for Christmas cards. To be able to pay for these projects the third grade used the P.T.A. raffle money they received. Later on in the year the third graders took a first aide course. This was sponsored by the American Red Cross and the Johnson and Johnson Company. If fp- -fs .i x l vffi 'T YQ, fl' . ilfi V : V Q X . 1 . 1 . t . ' A , -ij V .1- ilkx Gil in ' - Q9 , K '-'v' - I fl-ffighl Ni- E .. wh , ' Y -Q c A. - c. X fjffwrs' I i A c fFit1 ,li Ir .Lv ' I l V-as V - l l , 2,93 X-A V r l' YA, 'Z X, , A .- . . . ,.- . . . 4 'r , -4 I ' TM' f l 4 :iii may if ' V' ,iifat i 'f , , W, 1150? ,..4L.5.. .m ' i ,. ' ty. la'-if' .t ii ' H- ' ' : i' fl 5,-sw., ,. - , . 'if ll fi l 1. ' L, .nv ' Q sa- .. ' lu ng .. -l -Y? -J 14? F c N X Q 'f ' .ww . - , . H T W y xi' Y w rf Yr E . : cj, - ' e k . w aL.' q in-1 ' '4 A ,giux ,. L-fi-A .. ,F - G... , 4 i.'i' l . - .V -1 4 - . 1, t ,. A , it ' H ,Aix . . M '7 ' K ' V1 . X.. rw. U1 1 W - K y -' f Q sift ' f -fav T ' . 1 y y ' ' '- lf - ' ul 'I ' A' - 'ff , , I . -. . -1- ' A' 4,-i i ,4 ' it fs. A -i.'!1 -aff ' T 'ZSNEI' ' T f Y ' . Q 1 V. :ii ' Q' in I 2' l -, ,QE , I 4-Al If' ,Q -I ,J Q f...:,f ' 1, ,J V , ,' '-v l-,ki , ., tl.. ' ' , ' A lf.-2 ' ,L- ' ,j.-.V l -5-1 .. '- 444. 'J-rl. T' X A I . ,bb .. A r T 4 Randy Zimmerman 'Z Tl..- . N 2nd Graders Concentrate on Handwriting Skills ii-Si Y, ..... , - .--ar fy, , . ,pda J l 4 .K s .', ' ,Ai 'Z lt fe i -1 - Nw -l ,lohn Barney Larry Bradford Aaron Clark Lisa Dantuono Dawn Dillon Brad Graham Dan Hartsel Casandra Hausman Kevin Hossler Dawn Hunsinger Robert Krause Chris Lynch A. 5 'L Q ' K W Q, '-.-.- 5 Jerry Mason fr ST- -v ' 'rg' 'f R Q Scott McQuisition -f - --2 li ,. 'J - ' Tammy Miller N. V . '7 N' 3' L, . 5 Tim Miner N e- n ' X N3-.cl ta . 11:21:15 fx'-.ff F ' g it . H' - 1 M C f' C ' Angie Sanchez ,rg ,. Q ,N L Steve Shiley .V H' ' .a - 1 ,, ' Eric Simpson f Q ,. Q-FT' ' '7' N7 Y .- ,V Marcia Swartz -while f M M P t 1 J, E il 1- -L! e Michael Twigg ' .A -' , -. 'f J Richard Walsh .X - 1 W, 5 , fi x F if ,, Handwriting in Second Grade centers primarily on legability and neatness. hildren tend to hurry and be very careless just because they think they know how to write, but forget that writing skills apply in all areas as well as in writing -class. In the second semester we move from manuscript to cursive writing and in pite of their enthusiasm to make this move quickly, we try to guide them as care- ully through this phase as we did in first learning to print. Many times cursive writing helps overcome reversal problems and other eye! Ihand coordination problems some children have. Children need to understand that readable writing is as important for expres- :sion as is vocabulary. y .nL'5isi 4 1 Q 3 x... AQ. A. Tammy seems to be brushing up on her writing. B. Can you believe that these boys are working? C. Robbie looks really excited over reading! f' f Ugg? fjZf , ' km Y W - l 'ku-,-.-,S gf- 4-Ls 43 Playground Is the Most Important Class to the First Graders! -.1 af.: 3 Stephanie Bramel 'il ' p' 5: ef. tl V ll ' Magi , ,AJ Y ' . y ' Dennis Buchanan f-t -- ' 0 'Y Bryan Chapman V-fl a n .A . 4 33,5 These students like playground time! l 4 i Ryan Chapman , 1 v' 2 See Art Work , I Heather Craun had i' mf X in V V Stephanie Deitrhel V ' 'Wk lx 1, Robert Frye , ,'j.:,k ', l' Q '1' Amy Gonya . ati i V 92' Tinee Haskins , -. . ' ..-4? EZ f l' e ' a M 'S T leifia ' Q,-Q . firf., , b K, 'li ' ' Bryan Hausman ll M ll . yin ,Ax ' Qi- -' Lisa Heilman 1 M.. 1- i '41 fy la at Amy Kidd Iii' P J M 1 G L :'4 L - V- 3- POITI Cllul Kim ilfif' k ' ll r V' li Michelle Lannin ' , Q.-:ti 1 I V A ,-- g ' A lv ' 3 i f if if i i i f iigy' i f f? ' .TE ,-'q ?-r f . ' 2 ' ' 'A , f V' by 1 t lv : 1, - . .y d 1, in it-N g 4 0' l. - ' '31, gf, f' . --'L ' -A :wr . ' 7 if iyy f ' I ' G? 17541 flu .h I ' r 7 t - l 1. . .. if f f'+i V' bpm tg L ,, '-.fly N ' : , 59, -. ' In , ll , 7 it --5 . I .T-kg, , QT , 'J f i in Ig, X .A Q., J , ,N V. -1-I X wx - V L? -fr -' . 7? ,, V N ' H A Eiir 'l't -a - M If . . . . A 'Not pictured - Sean Cleveland Ellie Montgomery Michelle Morehead Robin Nighswander Cliffton Parrish Kim Pierce Heather Row Chad Straub Jeremy Twigg Brian Warner Aaron Wentling David Wiles Jr. Jodi Whitmer 4,-aug: :il Kinder arteners Start Their Long Journey Stephanie Hickle Amanda Himebough Wayne Jewel William Kidd Teresa Kreais Charlen Lynch Sandy Kay Miarer Marie Miller Todd Miller Aaron McNutt Shawn McQuisilion Jared Riblet Heather Sisco Kit Spanfeller Mark Swartz Carrie Windaw Kara Wohlgamuth Terry Wolford Towards High School Days. ,f-' Mattew Cehaver Kenneth Gonya Matt Gonzalez Rochelle Cood Philip Harrison ,i2,.,lf fi, 15,17 f- - .V l 'Za W ,ffl 'ri Mi A eil i 'f-,7 i , 'uid' ' I 21 .A I Sl , ' I J X gif: lmaw, r uk pry: - I. . ., 1 xx: F L E53 '-Q - .rg-1, ,- if :Q f.'e':?i -..f..,- fm. 3. L A il ijlg? l fl., -'16 , 'ff 'V- fi., if ' .l-' f' :1 . A -- M. ,,,-.-- N a 1 1 'Milf ' ,4 These students looked surprised as our cameraman took their pieture. Aaron Linda Ronnie Fitch Gregory Frie fft.lamfa52?.29'hf4 'TF4h:'v Bramel Dantuono Tri: ' 1, ,ir ,n , pls N M 2 N. .l . 4 K uizgk. M, Q I, is-2-Im D , , D ,gg X 1 x eu lm, .4 -V.. wg.. --it , 51:1 V + 1 T li l lil in' nm u v., - jg wrvrgul-gri5:,y :gi i -' l . 'Pb ' . ' ' 'A 1 numb, , .sea ...-f.:...L4.a. A X ' it 7 1 -1 , 4' 'f fav' . - ,. if , if 'YP ,. 1,1 . -1, ,re f V, Nathan Ash Randy Benner B? '-if Fe -ffl. ' ' riff ,. ' .. - P5'f?a 1. 1, 1 -- ',,, l . , . 4 v . - f - FFF? H ' N '-an ' 'V':'-1 ' ' ',l kiln? . Cl fi Q' - .f ' waz? IR l la, it ll ,. 'P f rug ly X , Il!! l Nl 1 i l sbt JI, , t ti , .6 Librarian for 5 Years Miss Terrie West has worked in the B.H.S. library as an assistant for five years. Mrs. Ellis who is the present librarian says that Terrie is the only person to work in the library for such a long period. Everyone appreciates the work Terrie has done for the B.H.S. library. F oreigh Exchange Student Miss Castillo is a foreign exchange student from Bogota Columbia. She attended Esclavas High School. Miss Castillo stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Hammer. Miss Castillo was a senior at B.H.S. She graduated with the other 23 seniors on May 27, 1979. Miss Castillo had many friends at B.H.S. She will not only be missed by the seniors, but by the underclassmen as well. Basketball 3, 4-. Volleyball 1, 2. Librarian 3. Musical 2, 3, 4. Chorus 3, 4-. Salutatorian 4. Science Week 3, 4. Esclavas High School Newspaper 3, 4-. Candy Striper 1, 2, 3, 4. Cultural Seinana Poetry Contest - lst place. Mixed Emotions 31. 'Q' , I Q ' . 11'? f P 1 - Ah, Ohg looks like Greg is up to something i.:fff?'1r'fff -E: 'Wm , il -,P '....: fw. f N .!i,liu7 'i V' V Y ,., 'w--r-1! 9 f ' 'f Y 3' ' Q 1' 'A T'- ' 'P Q, ' M -.. J- 1 's L A Aq E' N-,WJ r ' f- M 'aa Q5 V N 'gi-ii N' ' l Q' 'I ,.4. N 5-.Q..f..ga ' .4 ,, Q ' 'X E X ' p' fi 3 Mug? S - .Q NM. ii . 5, 4 N .+. 'T Where' did nveryon g N 5 i - +1 ,lv , 'I , f Qu-4 FUTURE CLOWNS J d 'dl f'ldI'Q to lake- a brf-ak. Administration 3 . Vickie L. Snyder cSlsa'u:fa'Ly Mrs. Vickie L. Snyder graduated from Miami University, and received a B.S. in Education. She taught Business in thc past, and is the secretary at Beltsville. She takes care of thc correspondence and financial bookwork for all student activities. She also is the ticket seller at varsity basketball games. James W. Kelbley cgufzazintendant Mr. James W. Kelbley graduated from Ohio University and Bowling Green State Univer- sity. He received a Masters of Education. l hope that our school will increase our pride and respect for Bettsville School. I am sure that our students will have a different atti- tude whcn we move into the new building. The high school students will have the best Library, Arts, Home Ec. and Science room in our area. Our elementary classrooms will also be the best. I feel bur children are the best and we know they will appreciate the new building. Admihstra tor and Clerk Work With Office Help Eli ' I L a.. mv, V. ll t, H .. L Y.. L Donna Rose Lang 1 Clerk Julie Devanna Gary Gellert Principal Mr. Gary Gellert grad- uated from Hanover Col- lege, and received a B.A. in education. Mr. Cellert is the athletic director and adminLstrator assist- ant. tiil Mi AL. 3 Y 5 bi? . . Office Worker I . 0-Ml. M5 . ' H ' f x t-f-ft' -, Wg: gf, R . we . G Mr. Mark Ammon:-1 graduated from Bowling Green State University and reeeivt-d a Bachelor of Science. Mr. Ammuns teaches Physical Education, grades one through ten, and Health l and Il. Besides teaching, Mr. Ammons is the Reserve Basketball and Varsity Baseball coach. He is also the Junior Class Advisor. 1 , , t I L, lt? .. te V3 gli 1 4 - ti ' 3 l ' an -. , U' . : 5 s '- ,......-1 5 . ,,,r,, . Mrs. Betty Andrews graduated from Bowling Green State University anr received a B.S. in Education. Mrs. Andrews is the fifth grade teacher. f 4 I Mrs. Esther Buchanan graduated from Bowling Green State Universi and received a B.S. in Education. She teaches Title I reading. . . . B., Mrs. Dorothy Ellis graduated from Bowling Green State University received a B.S. in Education. She is the Librarian for the High School Elementary. She also is the advisor for the student librarians, and audio visual equipment and materials. Mrs. Marilynn Flcchtncr graduated from Heidelberg College, and received a B.A. in education. Mrs. Flechtner is the cheerleading advisor, and also teachvs thc fourth grade. Mr. Cary Gellert graduated from Hanover College, and received a BA. in Mr. Cellert teaches social studies, grade 7-12. He is also the director, boy's varsity basketball, and cross country coach. Mr. Cellert is the senior class advisor. Mr. Husayn Hazimali gramlnalvtl lrom lln- University nl Tolmlo and received a BS. and a M.S. in Etlnvution. Mr. Haziinuli lzfavlws matli to grades eight through twclvv. Hu- is also tht- Bofs Baslu-tball srort- km-pm-r and he checks tht- attvndam'1- books for tht- offivv. Mr. Barry Kaufman graduated from Findlay Collegv and rc-cw-iv:-tl a Bac-hw lor ol Science. He also graduatvd from Bowling Green State University and received a Masters in educational administration. Hr' is an l'I'tll'l'gl'fll'j medical techttivian with lhv Fostoria Amlxulanvf' and Rf-srtnv Service. Mr. Kaufman teaches the third grad:-. Mr. T4-d Kvllvr gY'Ll1lllLllf'll from Bowling Crvvn Slam' Ulmiwrsily and r4'1-1-iwul a BS. in vmluvu- lion. Mr. K1-ll4-r In-:.u'l1n's Ihr- sixth grad:-. Hr' 1ll50lSllH'l1l,L!llS1'lIll0l 'firlsluuskvllralll vmlvll. :- f. 52 X, ji ' 5 ,. 'xxx . uxs na,-, -'llj',fa.xl lIa1,'.v, I ' -' ' 1- 1 r ' 'E . . , r' 2 L X ,Q 'W 5 W ' ' L Mm. ,lnun M1'Null grzuluula-cl from Wllll'IllbllFg Uniw-rsily mul I'4'l'1'lX4'llil BS. in wluraliun. Mrs, Ms'Null lvuvlu-s llw kimlvr- gurlvn 1-lass. l Mrs. Pulriria Maulvr graduate-fl from Sal:-m Collvgz- and rc-rm-iw-al u BS. in vcluvalion. Mrs. Mucl1'rlf-urhvs lhe- Businc-:es Coursvs. Mrs. Marizlnnf- Kiriun graeluzxlvrl from Rosary l lm-gr. Rivvr Furvsl, Ill. Tlwrc- Sha' r1'1'c-ivvfl il B N psychology. Shv lm-uvlu-s primary lm-arming livs. Mr. William MvNull f.U'2llllI2ll1'll from Kvnl Slilll' vm-rsily aml r4-u-iw-ml u BS. in mlue-ulion. Mr. l4'll1'llI'SlIlllIlSII'lLllil!'lSilllll mlriwr l'1lIl1'Llll0ll. He- is llu' Sllplldllllllri' l'l1l5SilllXl5llI'. Mrs. Pulrim-in M. Murganli grualuzm-xl from Bowling Cru-1-n Slain' Uniwrsily and ri-of-iw-cl Ll Buvln-lor ol' Arts. amd Maslvr of Evluvalion. Mrs.Morp.:a1l1lil1'um'l11's English, uncl is lhv yvur- lnoolx urlxisor. H ,qi . 1141 Q, A YT.-. . Z , Lk , i5',f1!fil2.. Mrs. Ci1!Nllll'l' Norris graflualvfl from Miami llllllillltl1llSIlgr21fllll1ll'4'l from Xuvivr llniu-rsily ris I4-uvlu-s llw first grail:-. -s -sir Mrs. Susan MllFFHy'gFHllll8l1'fl from Bowling Crm-n Slulv Univc-rsily anrl ri-11-ixml a BS. in m'4'luvalion and a Muslvrs in 1-flluulion in 1'u1insm'liiu1.Slw li-um-lws su-x4-nlli grurlv math. psychology, Ivrlillivul math and guimlunr-1-. Mrs. Murray hvlps with Ilw National Honor Sovim-ty. Mrs. Murray is lhv guiilumw-1-ounsvlor. Univvrsily and rm'f'iv1'd a Bavlwlors in 1-iluvu- :xml ri-vviw-ul u Music-rs in 1-dui-ation. Mrs. Nor- Nll Rimlx Pnulmsski grzuluzilval from Ke-ul lah- Uiiiwrsily :iml I'l'1't'lY1'll Z1 Bzlrlwlor Nvie-in-4-. Mr. Pawluwski lc-uvlu-s svw-nlh and 1-iglilli gzrzuli- sr-ivim-. I-urlh svix-iiefv. pliysin-11 Nl'l4'l'Il'l'.llllllllgly,lilly!4l1'S!l'lIl'lIllhlFf. H1-ulsuis lll1'Sl'U'llllILlllllUljllllll grunli- lvuslwllrull voarli r. Puwloisski is lhv fr:-slimun vluss advisor. Mr. Douglas Roethcr graduated from Bowling Green State University and received a BS. in education. He teaches elementary and high school art. Besides teaching, Mr. Roether is the golf coach. and he is the seventh grade class advisor. Mrs. Judy Tucker graduated from Bowling Green State University and received a BS. in education. She teaches home economics grades seven through twelve. Besides teaching, Mrs. Tucker is the volleyball and softball coach. She is the F.H.A. advisor. lush. I I l Mrs. Barbara Weber graduated from Heidel- berg College and received a Bachelor of Music Education. She teaches general music grades one through six, jr. high and high school band and chorus. Also elementary instrumentals. Besides teaching Mrs. Weber is the musical advisor. Mrs. Carole A. Underwood graduated from Heidelberg College and received a BA. in education. Mrs. Underwood teaches Spanish. and Eng- f1!l2.', . 18 ,f Y r Mrs. Katherine Robinett graduated from Bowl' ing Green State University and received u BS, in education. Mrs. Robinett helps with the plays and musicals: she also helps with the cos- tumes and make-up. Mrs. Rohinett teaches the second grade. 'as- Y ll I' N Board of Education ing - L lo R: ,loc Krolzcr. James Stull, John Durrell. Standing - L to R: Roger Williamson, Eddmond Sisco. Sr., James Kelbley. ., ,-m I -'??i'k1 - ,tg Mrs. Donna Lang Clerk flffw -, fn Af l1W ' f- li? - A 5?fCV il nm wp P. T.A., usic Boosters, and Athletic Boosters Q 'T'i 1.l?1PV- it 1 'I 2 i f ls J '7 'Ill ,ag lyhpj. M ' l . V: I ' ' A 1 'Fifi' 1 ui f , r . 4. . l i fl J I . is Ms , r i . i 'l t 2 ' - ' .. X I ii ' ' ' , ........-u-' V :if ' '- x i Q 4 , 'V E I i. R .V I ,- 4 V V K A41 I ni, U f t E P f J 'l V ' ' P ...4 i a X. . ' P Enix ' . Xf- Thcresa Shriver - Sc-crf-tary, Roy Pierce - Vice President, Carol Trumbo - President. Not Pic- tured: Paulette Alloway - Treasurer. Athlc-tit' Boosters Barbara lVlt'Kinney - President Eileen Rec-se - Secretary Carol Robin:-tt - Treasurer f fp Linda Smith - President, Winaford Hites - Vice President. Carolyn Richards - Serretar- y,Treasurerl This year the Music Boosters have done a lot for our school. They have purchased a new stand for the bass drum, a saxophone, a filing cabinet, and more. The Boosters have held cake raffles at the high school basket- ball games. l t 1' LJ ' 7 Hallo 6516 Lf A S M? 0 5 -'Q' il' li X . J Safety Pa trol, Janitor, and Bus Drivers Mr. Jerry Warner Front to Back, Left to Right: Scott Skinner, Steve Bramel, Dona Hazimah, Robert Coorlman, Paula Snell. John Twigg, Vicki Borer. Lisa Shiley, Mike Craun, Jill Pope, Heidi Smith, Tim Wilson, Chris Babione. Stew Graham, Brett Lynch, ,lim Montgomery, Lori Kipps, Brian Saviro, Patil Harrison, Karon Multvhlcr. Keith Pierce. Cherie Watkins, Colleen Murray. Andrew Herrera. .fn KR M iw' , t 4, ' -5 4, A 1236-5 5 '-a If I n i - limit iq I! Mary Ward, and Stanley Miller Cafeteria Help Q14 e I 'T fefi - 5 I 1 -' 'W I Q x V' if ' I , ff , u ., ii 1 3l L.. Saundra Williamson. Elhvl Lung. Mary Kraus:- fo 'EEE' mw- Tim Hunsingvr. Eul Milla-r. Chris Harrison, Stvvz' Swarlzmillvr. '1 ,J ijlff-.. T'N.'m1-fic-.., P1llII4'lll'AIIOWLly. Clvrk W, K-y4.,,k-rf ' ...iff ' 'Iwi f I IX N u Q ' E 1 ff., 1 -tm! . .,N 4 .W :N 'Q I -rg' kr I 1, 1 is fy -A , 1 A 'P' .Q , M 'ET X ! Q -if 3 J ,W jk' . fr' , 4-.JEQN3 ' I if f'i' Qi1.g ' E-' -L, 'Y ' 9' ' fx i f P i x ,. ri ,. f . fn. 4 i una x , q.,. . ' r 1. E' urs kuzfff- 1 - .yall , - ,- x , ,nl f 47 .1 -'S 'fa ' . 733' W P 'X 45 'V I' 'Q bf' 1: H 'I' , - . : 1' d lg I vscromous DREAMING -i .n i-f1 ,., A- f, , L -Qi ' ll' ,,. ...,-...-r- -gay-surf-2-.. 1 p-V L A.. .N n ' 1 Ja. -. V . n!1'si'f'aE -- - BECOMES REALITY uavr. 1' FINISHING TOUCHES f I I I . A IJ lag! H fm S Ii-1 My :U 1 Varsity Basketball Q' L to R: Manager Noe Posas, Jeff Lynch, Scott Stump, Tony Dantuono, John Reese, Dave Mowery, Scott Hohinctt, James I-wig, ,lim Ellenberger, Mike and Miko Soto. Coach Gary Gcllert. It looks like- wo art- winning. YEA!! Ll A S , la Beltsville Captains including injured Scott Stump shake hands wit opposition. Reserve Basketball Y Q i I .1 1 E BE -i , 5 Okay team lr:t's go out and fight! 7 - N Ahugb i Where-'s the ball at'?? to R: Manager Jim Auen, John Burkarl, Todd Tiell, Spike Benner, Perry Lynch, Kurt Bramel, Mike Henry, Jamie: Harlsel. Mike Peters, Larry Foreman, rank Watkins, Mike Murphy, .lim Kissel. and Rex Mason. Coach Mark Ammons. 3 1 54' ff 'if 1 - i . 1,41 33 4? L Senior Scott si J Senior -- Scott n an 31 .21 'T '23 f-at I t sa 5 2 E5 o Reserve Coach 4 Mark Kmmops Dave Mowery g9ixKUVI,g46 ...., .'o,, ..n v Q t x 1 1 ,vol i .15 A, ttf .Q 2 ' lv h i H N. 'f tvsga, uf' I W Sf , f. 5 U -.ga 1 1 di 'gggibggs V 1 v M 'A5EHfW:?flfi1gPM 1 Q X! . W 2 k1K.m4H -HA 3 bps T 9 1 P i , -... WV'- N. r. . . E 1 ' .gf H 'f il A q ,P 3 'h w . fi X V I gf . , , Sh-I J-I Q 3 ' x. . -H m1u:1.f , fy -425530 N. Q! 1 , xv 'S K Reserve Cheerleaders sz+?N:-a 2 91V gllllhy R.: , 9' Q...-1 , 1 fBff ' v sl.- E. L to R: T1-rri Wvhvr Junior - Captain Kristi Golden Frvsilmun Susan Harrison Sophuninre- Dm' Williamson i r1-shnmn Tvrri Cvtz Freshman Brvmlu Swurlzniillvr Frvshman fy ' Homecoming '79 A. Senior Attendant Virginia Mendez Escorts Tony Dantuano John Reese B. Junior Attendant Lynn Turpin Escort Scott Stu m p C. 1979 Queen Lori Babionc Escorts Scott Robinett Jeff Lynch wg fg.. it 4 ' sf i 7' f' 5' AA 1 t I' I ' ' 1' L, . f '1 ,gk L D. Sophomore Attendant Cindy Posas Escort Noe Posas E. Freshman Attendant Kim Ash Escort J im Lang fs QC 99 Worlds Away If .af You don't say! v 1 St. Wendi , 1 ,,-,- , ---- .RTR-2-14: '- 'W Y ' F255 J: F .2 f firvif' , ., yn.. l' gA PJ 1 , , -QM .:..5i.A T. -nv 3 5 , 'GM zz, g.,,4-gui ,.,. . .,... 4 5-- 1 3il.,wg5-,CT Y -.. - f-A3Yi,:..5.5T:,.? V .f,',' Zxl ,. 'Q 3 :.Z ,I As -+ -+ xl xy . X sr li' V Xnlm Q IQ 2 S. bf ! Ula, 7 .J fi I 4 . ,,:,,,,,,L .yuh ' I? ' I T- Q f 'QU , I H A' U , N :TA ,..,,. 1-.-iu,-: .. ..'.Q2:Z1'7 V A vf EL 'V' ' T WY 'Y x f. , VET , ,Qt I 1? . U pix' I U 1 , , f V 1 1 , . ! A 411 ' I Y, -- , f' X Yzilill' , A , . , X f ,, 9 w 5 . S-. .- V, J' if . 1' ir'- 5 4 I Prepares for the Fu ture W f lf' 0n your mark, gc-l sul, CO! You lvll 'vm Svoll. - v K' 4 il PA., , R Tony rn-Irie-ws thc- ball. Look al that driw. -. 1 I' '--J xw.-ig 5'-v HighSahou1 Slatislirians: L lo R: Nancy Long, Mr. M4'Nutl. Susan Cruun, Mr. Huzimuh, Virki Krausv, Mr. Ka-ll:-r. Varsity and Jr. High Girls 1 2 i 1- QTZKQY? , . 1.1 w ' v-Q-.1.,,--,., i iii A' 1.513 ' V i f fr i m g gi V ,LL L- .,h4M ,I A iv, t . M VA f l A ig, V V C4-I ilAl1liri'Ll. My wlml rlrihhlc-rs, Varsity und Ri-si-rw: Fr. Miihllv: Cmivh Mr. Ki-llvr. L lo R: Judy Slow-r. Cindy Pinus. lmiiw Milli-r. Shi-ilu MvKinm-3. Bvlh Pvlm-rs. Tina Blair. Chris Nlur php. Amlrvu Murphy. Susan Crauin. Lisa Buhimu-, Tracy Chapman. Have a Challenging Year X4 li11lIlKi8iilGFHKif'1 L lo R: From: Julia Posus, Lvunm- Nigghswandvr, Trudy Him-klzt, Lvslie- Chapnmn. Kim Lym-Il. Susan Ain-r. Burk: Pulli Rim-r. Lisa Wvn- Luuru Hurrisnn,Thur1-su Hin-s, Charily Youkum, Susan H4-nry, Norma Mc-nd:-z. -fff iff,- - Col 'vm Lisa. O. K.. hi-rv is thc- plan. Whvrc- did lhc' ball gn? a Varsity Struggles End at 5-1 0 if OK, what's the team stralegy'? Ah, come on team. ll can'l he all that bad. Varsityg T to B: Norma Mendez, Lisa Babione Wlanagcrsj, Kathy Stahl, Jackie Johnson, Susan Craun Kris Shaw, Deb Williamson, Nancy Long, Tcrric West, Bonnie McKinney, Sandy Krause. Trac Chapman, Vickie Krause. Standing: Mrs. Tucker fCoachl. 74 Is Terrie dancing or serving? What a pose. Tracy sure does get inlo serving. Reserve Volleyball Ends 8-7 i Rvsvrve-1 Sitting: L to R: Norma Mcndvz, Lisa Babionv Wlanagc-rsj. Standing: Louise' Miller, Siu-iia Mm'Kinnm-y, Chris Murphy. Kim Dillon. Kristy Gulch-n. Kim Agh, Lisa Lantgvrt. Judy Stovvr, Brenda Swartzmilit-r, Susan Harrison, DvAnn Williamson, Bc-th Peters. rv 1 L .: 1 ri.. :z - ' ' - ' I ' ' ' ., , I V t- 5 ' ' gi ., ,. W, 5 lit 4 - :egg 1 -'t ,. g, i ai' '. Ji -H, , 1 . 21:2 . JN ' - -:ft 'ffmini Q 'E ' '. . . , s ,E ,, 4 ,fl Q. , , -5 yt, 'Y ff -f .5 'Q-5' . - if-,J E Vw it U- F.. 'x, ,Li . 1. H 25 L g if' ,Cv ' .', -- ua A ! 1- rf' 'A' A I ' k ,ii 'Lin 4,3 If you want it. you got it. Varsity Cross Countr ,M 'Juv V.. 05,9 T'- MN 'wifi-L ffm? ' X c , ah' ifgaeggtrtr P: 1 'v-1-J 3,4?g.:...xf WG, Back Row: L to R: Kurt Bramel, Jamie Hartsel, Jim Lang, Mike Peters. Front Row: Spike Benner, Dave Kimmel. Dave Johnson, and Mike Peters. v Are you tired? Watch out, Here I come. SQ . wa -ng' nb - r Q '- 'QQ 1-fe Y-N kg., it , ,Q 'E tm Wow Man f' gi! H ' ff gl Q. I tl slim , 4 'Q 54 'ii-r ' 5 X ws t tl .1 if we rl, Nl., I ' ,E-QVTI 1 9 ,J L-ik .: I 1 :N Q Run alittle harder David' X0 J., 'fx .-.:.. IF' R' f lbw , ... H . Top to Bottom: Brett Murphy, Scott Boyd, Bill Long, Bob Nye, joe Wilson, Ray Donlap, Paul Row, Joe Hartzel, Jeff Shriver -1, J' l 'N'5 , Y ,, L E, Q l t' .' ' M - ' . . ij: . , Y ,A Y i 'Q ' 5 'Hilai- ' , , i 'nf V 7' 'fgf ' 'Ysgiw if-5-' if ' ,Q i-Q,'x.::,'.:ff: B ,.'L-' ' ffiftl '74--'Wi 'l 'W '. 'T 'i'lf ' -. V - 1.-L, ,. ',,,- --- Y ,N - N Q... rj ,, , -F 4 31,5 ,bali h .N , .Q ,1:,-fkimetj?-,,,ri,: 43.1, ,tx . YN, -,M . . 4. , i ' L 43- l1 ,'L7:X'7eB 'H -951.99 '.-' ' -' 3 'U-A -1 , .'. tY..- df- my: , in gg - fi,-V--0 F.,- ' 4 ' -fi .-ff7'. i --f'95V-,M':- - f.-rPf5'w . pf. ,'.fill,-5:m.9iQ'dE'2LT5f:'f1t.-,-, -i 'A K '-.i A ,lr-5.4-'ftfgg-'.' f. -cv , ,.,, ,j,,, l ,iv 11 'g.!4,1,j:13.4Ql,-it -2 fi .. 4 1 . 31131-milk, Do you mean we have another meet? Brett gives a look of disgrace vw W6 k 15 fb Pre-game warm up! Golf Team Has A 'Sw MQW! ij' Q.-xg ' 9 .sw 5' 5 ,. ' I x X' ITA' I ,. i .. Af- , ,ui . If My ,, 1 , ,lv W- t 5' 1' ffx 73'-1 '5il: f? ,Q ...- Vursity: L In R: Front Row: Tony Rvinliurt. ,lim Kiss4'l,,lt'll'Lym'l1, Mr,Rm'tl14'rI1'ua4'l1l.Ba1'k Row: ,lim Laing. Tony Dunluonn. Sr-otl Rolrint-lt, Mark Dillon. H . t 'T lim ,,, -V iL.l.v ,fa J' , . y -I. Jxyi 'b .1 ng. ,I l-.f ' A. gf 4.1 I 2 'IEW' -P- F. - ,ein ' Y'- ' , QQZQFM,-Qhx Finishing svvond in tht' lcaguv and sixth in thc sectional, Bvttsvillff's record for thc' ycar vndvd at 7-17. Bettsvillv hurl 21 chullonging year. Among some of thc- teams were Ottawa Hills, North Baltimorv, Findlay, Womlmorv. and Tiffin Calvvrt. The- four top varsity playvrs normally shot a score of forty or lt-ss. Bvttsvillvis most valuahlv playvr of the year was jvll Lynch for his sccond year in a row. 78 Competitive Year Rusurvc: L lo R: Nor' Posas, Kurt Branwl. ,lim Ellvnbvrgvr. jim Lang. ,lim Dixon. Mary Ellvn C4-lx, .lim Kissvl. . u ALE! xxx Where did thc' ball go? fe -e , w , x WL X ,- X -1 Q 41' 3 ' K. L., 1 4. . Q. I. rf '-A 43 'gig' .K AI lf!5 ' 'Y 3 V L. A - Do Mary Ellen and Kurt have- smnvlhing going? Dnn'1lu0k so 1-nlllnsml. 'N PN f 'S 9. Girlg -.:..-,.a Varsity Softball - L to R, Kneeling: Coarh Mrs. Tucker, Tracy Chapman, Deb Williamson, Vicky Krause, Cindy Posas. Back Row: Kim Dillon, Murphy, Sheila McKinney, De Williamson, Tina Blair. Beth Peters, Louise Miller, Lisa Babione. .1 ' ' . . 'f2'1f'.ff4,fr Heir It ,I ,I 5 Lzsl WE, . - 14,7-yE..,i., , F511 ' ?'if?l'f'iF' 'T il 1 f 7 .ff i A - if ' 'fill oiidkefqzij We i 4 ,. r, sv I ' , ,, '5'Qf?3-f.Y, ' A , ,XI if I. 1. - . 'f -1 , 'il 'v ii' X af lf' i V iff- it of 'Af ff . V -- .i?3?iV ' flu m L V ' ' -A wel. t 133' 1 J .,..- b ' 2 ', ' ' 'll xg- , ,ly if 'l x f ' H JA' ,I I Nu . ,ff -,ff fd' .. fl 'fl . L' -.,,,,,,-.. Tracy Chapman - Senior E 1 1 -wil,-5, - L 5' AM i i ' ,-5-if Y ! ,. P i ' . L Azw 't f5 '- ' 1, Y X 25 if X Vicky Krause - Senior CO gel ihfm Chris- oftball V -If-i An, Z ,,... 1 'Tr V I QAT Y t ' X . A , N I 'In AX - X.. 'x 1- ,Q ,- . , six . '--'-- ' -Q, -n R ' x xl I '71 .-qnfmiw Ji...-n ,i-., F' Who you waving to Dv? tfjg . N S. ' dv v ' v I I I I 1 Q ,V , , .. N ,V.,,.. , M y... . ' A I . ., M - 1 . ,Qi-180050. 'JJ' -is-W ,. 'Mj,W I 1 , .- Y- L ..vl -J 7 n M V 3 x - J , N 1' ' . Hx. f , .,, x W- f v I i. Q.'.-IFJ X'- N - :w ' 1 ,, .E 4 5.,gx'-fa ' luv- .5 ' - , .. . ., nj, 1- .,- 4' N.4j,'v,- --yn . ' I . 1 ' ' y ' .xwqkgmfwwvmf-M ,, . ,, ,gvfj'.n!ffffP'w , -9 ' 'T' fl- CPtllTraf'y. '-2, L, 5 N, ,. v,gjQ 'x x . iz lf v- ' -'. 1-r, X :1 f .- l Xa ii.. A :Q '-I any-nu-tl MQ ' ' ' V ' MZ .9 a m 3 m f, it W-qkwiri f my 'K fy P11 Vo Hi. I 4V V v t , h e? . x 1' Q So what seems to bc- lhc' problem team? Wherr- you running to Andn-a. ,,.-.,...L-.---- ' ' .i Good job Lisa. -s,.-'.4 -3 '-. 1 ' -ga A .,, Y- --- ,jf-.:l,', Q J-,ELL , A 4 ' -- H . A 'H - . :H x -' . . ,.4-,,-.i.-- Varsity Baseball - Front Row, L to R: Noe Posas, Rod Bramel, Jeff Lynch, Jim Boyd. Back Row Reese, Scott Stump, Jamie Harlscl, Kurt Bramel, Coach Ammons. to fx ff' ,vf U' 'viii ji g . ,ji lg ha . .,.. . 9 . ' ' 1- I '1' . I ll' 50:' ' ' ': f-s A ' . . 1: - Ii, bv . . 3 4 xif::..- ' 5 U ' , X ,, 153- 7 'lf' Fgygfj :ff 1' . fi'1!nxi4,:ej7 . w a 112 - f-' Mfg' 1 . V . . 1 ., il ' .,,,,-f4.4.M....vM.,a:... J- , ' - 34 W V A ' Ksbmm'-:gf I Y, 't 7, ' . X I J. ff.. xf:,gf. 1 y .-R. lx- I ' ,,,x- .ga .4 .a,, g131 ru ' . A J- ' . , ' V. .1..lfj-5377. 1 A3:j2g5,xY.'Q-QEQQLA-vii - - .A' , :':1..fa,.1,., :- -.Y . , ' ' A , , 'lrhfkl 2' lj, ...-, f f- Q' rigb' 1 V .a new! -'4 ' Zf i if v.:-1 I '+v1-' K . aa ' i ,J - I- . -.i-u.1 z ' - - M F., -211 :Q 25.-.--g, 1- - ' . 1 al 'i' ' lf- i ' - ,k'.,v' ' ,-'3:,a1,,,?5xe6A.M'? , 6 '-V X NN V-L., 3 5 J' ,K H , . A Hs.'..,!i3'?g,a fffiiii-f1.ii.fAL-a.f Y 4 a W' if '-Ll1..'lv!: 'm Coach 1 Mr. Ammons Boy, lcl's hope he gels il down lheref' 4777! ,, J. . . g4'1l5f,'xf.vfQ.i'3 ' 1 ngrr- l 1, I --' , 1. , .4- H tp Q . - f J W 1? 7 XL, 35 W-LT' P 5 n..'iL?sl Us Y, I I1 4 ,'-vi'-2--f.':'I . 4, H A' 'Q f 'K ' - 1-lu . .. , .4 - . Ag -so- ' 1 lj ., n'gf'rQ4L,'l X 1... f sf' fi 7 ' ' ' 'Q ,li-K . '---'-4- ' ---N - . ' - . 1 . .. X ' Good job john, '- ' M. 45 rw 'x . gi J ' ' W K . - 1 wx ' r iff' Don'1 fall owr Nov. A V fa -- .f A , ' gf - . :W ,- fi. km ?-f? 75 A! . ifzjf- I - :I I , Y . - , I f 3: 'lu 4 ,, Xxx-ug-1.::r,gas1F.h:P 3'! 'i 'H' ' ' 'A V Q If .1 ,X xx , '- ' ' x'--T. x . n K ,1 , v A nvw kind of walk Scotl'? ff f lx.- .v.1i..:, In ,f t l , N- f qt, X. Xtlru-LQBQESQT1 , 'Glu T-j i:ij:N Tixff fb- 1' N ' - L l xx 'Q ' f ffl ..,, -. XX , .. 4! ,, Slugger Scott! .' Q? Y X ' I 3 ---fm X 5' 3 p A li Q 1, , . 'if' ' Pa 41' , H, N Inj I M012 TAR - ACTIVITIES DIVISION Q . 4 I. .p V sq' Q E H1 1 1 I L, I' I! 145 B.H.S. Band, Director .f 2' Front Row, L to R: Sandy Krause, Teri West, Terri Weber, Beth Peters, Susan Harrison, Leslie Chapman, J-Anna Smith. Sheila McKinney, De Williamson. Second Row: Bonnie McKinney, Kim Ash, Brenda Swartzmiller, Kristy Golden, Laura Harrison, Charity Yoakum, Lori Burkart, Teri Getz, Kerry Bramel, Mary Ellen Getz, Julie Ash, Susan Henry, Ray Dunlap, Mark Dantuno. Third Row: Jeff Shriver, Steve Swartzmiller, Lisa Stull. Kim Lynch, Claudette John- son, Louise Miller, Pam Runion, ,lim Dixon, Kathy Stahl. Tracy Chapman, Lisa Wentling, Noe Posas, Greg Skinner. Back: Bill Long, ,lim Ellenberger, jackie Johnson, Todd Murray. .lim Kissel, Mark Dillon, Steve Watkins, Jeff Nighswander. DIRECTOR: Mrs. Barb Weber ASSISTANT: Mrs. Peggy Dorr I 1 ' , 1 W, , ' ,. U 1 in 7 -,-A-fr: 6-4-1 fl ff-L91-,---L1-L , lf: -. ' ' 1 ,Mx ' V Q '. 1.4 I. ,, , V. f V A ' 59. ' N ' ' ' i sg 'F l ' M A R C H I Il G 5 BOBCAT BeTTsvu.LE scHooLs 1 ,I I' 'A'A ' 3 X Q J . , 4- I ,. , ' 5 15 Nw, .,x , High Schoo Chorus gur, Mike Henry, Kurt Bramel, Dave Kimmet. 2n Shaw, Chris Murphy, Andrea Murphy, Susan Ha P4-te-rs, Mark Lambert, Jeff Nigliswander. Front: Dc Bark: Murray Rhodes, Todd Murray, Steve Watkinshi ' d 1 Tvrric- We-st, Trary Chapman, Terri Weber, Kathy Trumbo,,l1-romeMiller, Mike Foreman. Solo Ensemble Bark: Dave Kimmel, Jerome Miller, Kurt Bramel, Ji-fl Nighswander. Mike Foreman, Mark Lambert. 2nd Row: Andrea Murphy, Chris Murphy, Sandy Krouse, Terri Weber, Susan Craun, Becky Trumbo, Susan Harrison, Beth Peters, Steve Wat- kins. ,lim Ellenberger, Mrs. Weber, Dirertor. Kneeling: Tracy Chapman, Virginia Mendez, Ter- riir West, Dc- Williamson, Kathy Stahl. Jr. Hi h Chorus Ly urpin co oy ay un ap ay as son, John Ward, Paul Row, Bob Nye, Dennis Klais, G 3rd Row: Jeff Shriver Joe Hartsel Tod Collins .lohn Llgget, Tina Theobald, Lisa Stull Susan Henry, Chan Stacy Tiell, Patricia Ritter, Julie Ash. 2nd Row: Da Back:Tm- T '.S ltB d,R D l ,.l 'M i Bill Long, Brett Murphy, Kerry Bramel, Leslie Chap F Harrison, Lisa Wentling, Trudy Hickle, Kim Lynch. Auen, Leanne Lighswander, Wendy Smith, Lori Burl Mowery, J-Anna Smith, Norma Mendez, Julie Posas. Pep Band, Elementary Band Pep Band: Back: ,lulie Ash, Susan Henry, Ray Dunlap, Mark Dantuono, Lisa Wentling, Noe Pusas, Greg Skinner. 4th Row: Lt-slie Chapman, J-Anna Smith, Sheila McKinney, Beth Peters, Terri Weber, Sandy Krouse, Terrie West, Susan Harrison, De Williamson. 3rd Row: Mrs. Wt-ln-r. Dir:-1-tor: Mary Ellen Getz, Kerry Bramel, Laura Harrison, Lori Burkart, Charity Yoakum, Bonnie McKinney. Kim Ash, Brenda Swartzmillvr, Kristy Golden, Teri Getz. 2nd Row: Pam Runion, Kathy Stahl, ,lim Dixon, Tracy Chapman, Louise Miller, Claudette Johnson, Kim Lynvh, Lisa Stull. Jeff Shriver Steve Swarlzmiller. Front: ,lim Ellenherger, ,lackie Johnson, Bill Long, Jim Kissel, Mark Dillon, Todd Murray, Jeff Nighswanrlvr, Stvvt- Watkins. t Elementary Bandg Back: Brian Twigg, ,lohn Twigg, Danny Kissel, .lim Montgomery, Steve Graham, Brian Martin, Cherie Watkins, Keith Pierce, Kenny Hossler, Mike Craun, Tommie Hickle, Brian Savico. 2nd Row: Samantha Reams, Philip Miller. Sherri Sisco, Lori Lynch, Terri Sisro, Rodger Hunker. Chuck Green, Scott Skinner. Front: Tina Wolford, Maria Marks, Buffy Hileman, Fred l.-Ong. Jill Pope. Oklahoma The musical OKLAHOMA was presented on May 4th, Sth, and a matinee on the 6th. The director, Mrs. Barb Weber, tried some- thing new by letting the understudies take the place of the regulars on the 6th, OKLAHOMA is the story of a farmer and a cowboy who fight it out over the love of a young farm girl. The setting is the western territory of Oklahoma. Curly Laurie- Will Ado Annie Jud Aunt Ellvr Ali Hakim CAST 'understudy Frank Watkins Kurt Bramel' Terri Weber De Williamson' .lim Ellenberger Kathy Stahl Susan Harrison' Steve Watkins Sandy Drause Trary Chapman' Mike Foreman Will tells about Kansas City Curly sings to Laurcy about the surrey. um fr1: -. ww M , dv:-L T' M l Curly and Jud fight it ou l. FX iss in M16 M' . Y ,M Q J, f' '?f'f 3,1 M f I ,. EJ if' .5-. ,M ,. ,, -v' ig 2:1 ' Q Ali Hakim tries to get advice from his friends 4,52 il 3. gfggif, ,J v. 'MF' 'x 1 u V N 'li ' 'l 5 'e i. gl 1 E 3 e 1 .gm Will and Ado Annie say hello. Jud sings nn his lonely room . :mf 'QM f-lf: 1' 1 , -V ' l f A ' JI ,Q ' l ilfyj It K :I r I i, ' ' , f r ' ' l -, l W l 5 l -3 3 i 9? ' 1 ' ' N . : ' ' ' jg rl il '- 2, P5 42 11 Q-H Aunt Eller scolds Ali Hakim. .ew- wvl-,f 43:1 - ' vi' 5 Q ' Q Y, 1' .1 wigs rl QW. 1 cy displays her musical tale .Tl QI'-4. 532 E-gi: an k.n'nEM BHS Class of 79 Wow what a tough problem. 2+ 2 : 5 Scott is on Cloud 9. John can't wail to get out of the school. Aw il can't be that bad, Jackie. Captured in Varied Moods - HELP! A Monster!!! N-J Young Love! I P g What is so funny, Virginia? Oh, Man! I wish to heck that I was home in bed. N Seniors Tour the Cities Senior glrls at Square. Senior boys at Square. Boy Jim you look awful small com- pared lo that mighty man on thehorse. Tony plays golf on the SI. Andrews golf in Scotland. gh A poverty scene at New York was a familiar sight to the seniors. xg. yr, V F M WF'- of New York and London i' 3 's 5 F fi 'wk- A , 4 Marching men in London i The whole Senior class who went on the trip. Llbrarlans F H A Librarians: Standing: Mrs. Ellis. Librarian, Mike Fore man. Sitting: Kris Shaw, Nancy Long. Kneeling: Andrea Murphy. Chris Murphy. Librarians: Standing: Patricia Ritter, Jeff Nighswan der, David Prenzlin, Murray Rhodes, Mindy Mowery 2nd Row: Theresa Hites, Lisa Stull, Kim Ash, Tina Theobald. Front: Susan Henry, Louise Miller, Stacy Tiell, Wendy Smith, Sheila McKinney. F. H. A.: Back: Andrea Murphy, Judy Stover, Lisa Babione, Lori Babione. 2nd- Row: Brenda Swartz- miller, Vicky Krause, Lisa Lambert, Sandy Krouse, Amy Borer, Kim Dillon, Sheila McKinney, Chris Murphy, Virginia Mendez, Susan Harrison, Beth Peters, Kris Shaw, Mrs. Tucker, Advisor. Front: Kristy Golden, Kim Ash, Teri Getz, Susan Craun, Terrie West, Deb William- son, Tracy Chapman, Cindy Posas, De Williamson. Yearbook Staff is Kept Busy! we finish up the end of the the annual staff tries to con- and relive old memories. o this by capturing experi- in photographs. We try to e the most appealing photos ich would give everyone satis- ction. Also we choose the photo how much it tells us. By that mean how many things come mind when we look at the oto. As the year draws to a se, several seniors on the staff ead to see that last day proach. They wish that the year uld never end because this in rn means that no longer would ey be rushing to finish a dead1 e or laying out pages. These niors whose final year has come Vicky Krause, Rod Bramel, rry Mason and Jim Lang. Top Row Left to Right: Perry Mason, Rod Bramel, .lim Lang, and Frank Watkins. Front Row L to R: Beth Peters, Vicky Krause, Deb Williamson, Sue Craun, Lisa Babione, Amy Borer, Lisa Lambert, Cindy Posas, and Kim Dillon. The Editor - Vicky Krause and the Co-Editor - Rod Bramel get together for a photo. Don't they look sweet!!! Ad Salesman Ad Salesman, Top Row: L to R: Perry Mason, ,lim Dixon, Matt Miller, Noe Posas, Tony Dantuono, Rod Bramel, ,lim Lang, Jim Boyd. Scott Robinett, Scott Stump, Jeff Lynch, Mark Dillon, and Jill Mowery Reese. Standing: Sue Craun, Mary Getz, Jackie Johnsond. Tracy Chapman, Terrie West, Lori Babione, Denise Lynch, Karen Haefer, and Vicky Krause. ivy The school photographer is always BEWARE! around so You Look really busy M.E.G. Wl'1at's wrong Mark? Boys' State '. ggi- ' WR. - Mark Dantuono, Alternate - .lim Ellenburger, Delegate - Peters. These are organizations that reward students for the hard work that they contribute to help better the school throughout the year. These help its members to become better citizens and improve life at B.H.S. ational Machinery urth Row: Terri Getz. Rex Mason, DeAnn Williamson, Mike Murphy, Kim Ash, Jim Dissell, Louise Miller. Third Row: Jerome iller, Cindy Posas, Mike Henry. Andrea Murphy, Fmnk Watkins, Chris Murphy, David Kimmel. Second Row: Mike Peters. san Craun, Mark Dantuono, Terri Weber, ,lim Ellenberger, Deb Williamson. First Row: Jeff Lynch, Terri West. Tony Dan- ono, Lori Babione, Noe Posas, Tracy Chapman, Matt Miller, Mary Ellen Getz. Honor Society W X :f National Honor Sovierly - L to R: Terri We-ber, Sandra Krouser, Mark Dantuono, Vicky Krause, Deb Williamson. Susan Craun, Lori Mary Ellvn Cvlz, Pr-rry Mason, Matt Millvr, Jeff Lynch, Rod Bramel. Girls ' State V. xx v We Girls' Stale - L to R: Alternate - Terri Weber, Delegate - Deb son. Delegate - Susan Craun. Alternate - Sandra Krouse. ,,,.- if 95 .- 'v .giuya l , ' K lk, 7 ., , s . ff ' l gy f f M 'fl ue- , , I , r , . ' , I n, In 1 f x, '-' x nav M, , , :O 1, V, . 'vu' 6-Q N y' J 'il 4 lf' ll' k l J . lk' l M R ' A-Y . ' TY' ' ' 'V a , ' - ' X Ja , lg ! Y, fi H 1' fl l ,hal X5 , x.l.':, H lk W ' ' f -S.,-AL ' A - -ff M .,.. A xi' 4, . my V' X , X at T9 X ' ' , l ' ' E l '.f', f V , , - -K- fl' zz- iii.. StudentTcachcr L V ' .A,,3,f5,r5' -, -1-W -. , . . ' 4 j ' 51.5 g ,V r L f' ,. f 'M' 3 Q fb MISS Smllh gg Nag, ' L g ' V- .--' ' I' , .ef ', . - ,. 1 K -I -. ' r. , ' f A P jlex' V wh Jfjgifviaii- . JA- rw, -'Q 'gd' 5 .. X L 1 - sg. .1523 5 . . A ' '- . lu MCL 1, V Q. A un, M! V I ,Q , M ' I fill-Q4 ' ff ' 'H -W, - ' 1 ' 47524112 V J 1 lj lffffll , ' . - 'uit ,'i'g - - A-in ' - 1 ff,- l '. --' ,, -Q-:'7?'1g. ' Y 1, . f - G: 'Pl . .-' 'V ,U ' ' ,gk j:.Li.f2Q .V ,A ,xl K ' -HJ l g' , XXXL' ,t jx- I F All-if 'A If-' -. JJ : J rg 'Alb 1 , f ' ' , ' ..-,.- ... . , 1 , k Y ,' ,' l f ' 4-'-I . ' , f ',I.:,'lfyfr1, ,w 'eiqvaf -f Qx' If .LAK 'l vig. 'C ,lfgp K., -- ' Y. l ' , , ' V ' . 33 A l f N . 'N I - .1 , - f Al 1 V E5 l ,1 w l , , ,,- if., V . - W, -, , ,. 1, . M - 1 . ' L., -'.N...... ..-K--'T' ' ' ik.. 'N 'llc' ' I 5 Nanny Long - LD helper A'UAl:,J.ul. Boy's FFA - L lo R: Mark Dillon, Scot! Rohinett. ,lim Boyd, Jim Ellvnbvrger, Stump. Vic-ky Krause - 4-th Jackie Johnson - lst and LD hflpcr' grade helper r,-gr, . 'i7.mre.?' 'J 'lie Q1 Ab D 'iff ? lf 5 F L np- I Fr X l ,Sr 1: . y :g-g '- - -f F ' '25 s tail' lf' 'L 55?242m1:qW' Nov Posas, and Scott ls ' I I I. 1,4 'l Q I 1 fml I i' f- u III, fl nu Im ll Edu! 'H , nun:::'gl IHHII mf I llll IIHII Xu K' , i 5 'W . 1 in 1 71 7 ,M I 5 f WCM l ffl? 1 A flix V ' 95QMj it E Award and Ath16t1C Ban ets Combmed ...QK ,- Pr- This was the first year that both the awards and the athletic banquets were combined. Many feel that this combination was a success. The dinner was held in the grade school audito- rium and the awards were presented in the high school auditorium. EQ! Thr Animals i N 7 , ' ,E 'vi f' TJ V I .' 1-1 'fr 'ML -1: 1 V fi :' fi T The furious kids who portrayed the animals. Scenes of the New Sclmnl -A ,, - A W .. . '?li35ffZ?U ' ' i 'f . ' ig - ff QF .-' ,, ,-w-5: if i -iw ' ,' 1. ' ,V ,' 1 . 4 R- ' . ' - ,Q qu'-L gag-A'-ffF1'5rff1,-','i3Xeg'Q - , Y . - A, ., ,Yff 'N -,,'-.,7,.- -- j'r 'A-yi 412: A 15... V, N .g, -, ' V,-...LSE Stix -1:4 -. , . ' ' if-e .-sw 2 ,aw ' 'A 4 ,A A 1 WQSE- Rzf A, Y--1v2 fT'QfF'f - b. , -it - ' . I Va-as ,-1' .,-' ' .- ' . 41, ,eg Y. N.,?,Ei.n Q . .gil Sl vgggk , Q.-vgx: f- I N ' -1 U E. ' K 1 5- w.v.... i.f1, 5 .in ,- . 4A...'!1J.W'k'f'T:..'3-3:-.....' 'in . L u :l:'Qd' '-u..:1i1' 'Z IO7 g Perry gives his knowledge to Lynne Turpin. i Have you been crying, Vic? The 1979 graduating class Rod is all smiles. The 1979 seniors took their final step at B.H.S. on May 27. 24 seniors gradu- ated on that day. Out of these 24 seniors 17 of them started kindergarten together. These seniors are the last ones to graduate in this decade. 14 of the seniors plan to continue their education. Either at a college, tech- nical, or vocational school. The rest of the seniors intend to seek employment and raise families. Mary Ellen Getz Valedietorian Seniors Take the Final Step V .' U 1 , - . l , Q A jg .', 4 , 1, tw , a 1 i - I 'di l I , 5 ll Kel , , ,ii - - eye x The senior girls ensemble singing the Lords Prayer. Aren't we all smiles today! ls that a tear in your eye Terrle? 4 54 ii - Li .. Mall Miller - Salulalorian All rvady Kam-n? You just graduated! 'VH' i,.l ? J, .ur .-,.1 5 1 . . X V -piglr, Noe lriumphunlly walks nvvr ln rcwiw his flown-r. Rod Bramvl - Class Hlslorlan f v The Future Lies Ahead for the Seniors i ,ga br. 'i .Ui ll 'VT iz lm in i if ii .QE ,i I p v in l t 4, if 1 n. B 3 ,li 'gl sig fi Slllif- lil rl' 652 De-nisv Lynrh is handvd hi-r flowf-r by Mark Danluono. As Je-ff proceeds, Mr. Stull looks on. S, I g Q-- l ii - 1 I e Aix 115 ' ,iii 2 v a F , 'i A El'l1 ' ill 1 ' l l l llfi ii 3 1 , ' ' p live 5 Q Q . p 1 . . ii Y 1 is 2 l ii I l I E. .f-rs., , Q i X .lj X Svoll rom-iws his rliploma from Mr. Stull plus a handshake. John is also rm-vviving his varnalion as thi- vc-rvmonivs slowly mmf' to an L-nd. Ill 1 1 Sf 3555 I N f 1 Oth Grade Home Ee Entertain Nursery School Kids! C I L J J M191-ff BALL UJOODFIRD HOTCGRRPHIC FIRST' ro OfifT'V lfHl'lVOHIll!'llIdl Portmituuf' along with trurlitiorml baflegroznzcls. Y p t t wfll remum through the years u reminder ofhou things were for ygu Q T8 during your high school zlayx. J' l V ,WeuseKodakpapen FRVTCO Foragoodlook. 54 Tl q,, -r., W Q BETTSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Fla -mm- 'Ji I 9 Box J. ' ,lf- g.fjf711 - i, -iiffin. ohio gg gg Q- i i E . ,aA , 3 41 i' W 'Vu ig iii w f. .. . J i 1 ' V .TV ' f .' '. '- l ,,Q'5 .,.,1, -J., fl, ,, i i. f'. '5 - ,. uf-. LW NION c:ARBlinE RPQRATION Carbide Producfs Division Fosforia, Ohio U, --VL ,,,-.1 .gfuag-can , --f 1 I. wfiffj , -71 ini. ,M are-1 OZZ WEST complimenfs of I Y LANES '-X Black Rail Lourrgeg i uk' JJ Tffin, Ohio ' Mimi 'EMM' di 1 447 88545 Q 648 Wes+ F 8 TOM'S TIRE 8: AUTO TIFFIN DRIVE-IN SERVICE RI. 53 447-255I New 81 ReI'read Tires for Managers: Cars, Trucks, Farm 8: John 8: Helen Logan Heavy Equipmerd CompIefe on 'Ihe Farm 81 on 'I'he Road Tire Service Mon.-Fri. 8-6 FREMONT Sf-+-8-3 SAVINGS g3gjRgggoun+v F . BANK jjk' I-IUTCI-I si SON A Sociefy Corporafion Bank oo year i 266 Norih Washlngion SI'ree'I' Member FDIC Tiffin, Ohio 44883 I2 I 3- I 2I9 Oak Harbor Road 5 I 2 E. S'Ia+e S+. Fremon'I', Ohio 43420 Phone 447-8573 DISTRIBUTOR AUTHORIZED NURSING DIMENSIONS TIFFIN HARDWARE I N C. CO Independen+ P- O- BOX Q Nurging Mdfkei Si. Pracfice 2 I2 gm., S+, Phone: 447-5280 M P.o. Box 538 I Be'HsviIIe, Ohio QI 44825 Ph. 986-509I E. A. BUSH F O E W O Chevrolei Fosforia, Ohio 935 Besf of Everyihing To AII Siudenfs of Ph' 447' I 500 BeHsviIIe High School Good Luck Graduaiing Seniors ' ' fu EE i 5 EEQCKEI: For all your clofhing needs sfop af Panfs Paclcef. Tuxedo Renfals also available. Pa nfs Poclcef S. Washingfon Tiffin, Ohio 448-9606 .J,l ,,,.1 , PANTS , ?fAfT5'El PCCKET TIFFIN l:NIVERSITY S Complimenfs of SENECA COUNTY DEALERS Sheere and Sfoldfs Zeifer Sales and Service Sfromans Oliver Affica Oliver Sfrealcer Tracfors Creeger Implemenf Harfzel Implemenf usiness is Training People for a Career in Business . . . FuII-Time or Parf-Time, Day andlor Evening Courses Tiffin Universify I55 Miami Sfreef Tiffin, Ohio 4 I 9-447-6442 COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Tiffin, Ohio 79 Washingfon 447-32 I 3 Good-Luci: Seniors! I N I llnc. AMaFM ,X Vw 'PSN -XAM VOICE OF SENECA COUNTY I 85 Soufh Washingfon S+. Tiffin, Ohio 44883 Phone - 447-22 I 2 NATURE TRAILS GULF COURSE 1-I JEFFREY SAN-MAR CENTER J San Mar Pharmacy Tiffin, Ohio 44883 T ff Qh 44883 Phone: 447-45 I 5 Ph 447 46' I GUERRERO'S TORTILLERIA Li'HIe Mexico Giff and Card Shop 2 I 00 Wesf SIa+e Eremonf Ohio Congrafulafions and Good Luck Seniors NATIONAL MACHINERY SWICKARD GAS COMPANY Mrs. Hellen Swickard, Presidem' Beifsville, Ohio 448 I 5 Congra+uIa+ions Seniors! CROP AND SOIL SERVICE INC. M 228 W. S'I'one SI. I I49 W. I:i'f'I'h SI. A Gibsonburg, Ohio Fremoni, Ohio B R I4I9I 637-2538 f4I9I 332-I548 E I874 Brandeberry Rd. A Fosforia, Ohio T T I4l9I 435- I 892 T Belmville Adminis'I'raI'ive Office 986-59 I 0 P.O. Box 54ID S O BeHsv1IIe, Ohio V Auiomobile Repair Service N 986'5I54 I Open Seven Days a Week L L Owners: Chris and Larry Sims E CongraIuIaI'ions Class of I979 T GORDON LUMBER CO. H E Be++sviIIe Ohio 448 I5 R Phone: 986-5 I 38 H E Box I06 A S ' R A S THE S PEOPLES H MERCANTI LE A AN D C ELEVATOR CO. K Phone: 992-4623 Professional Hair Cu'Is Box 87 Phone: 986-5439 Teresa Shriver Owner Operaior Union SI. BeHsviIIe, Ohio Old For'I', Ohio Grain . . . Feed . . . Hardware ' LV1 nk ' K A .vv ,V H .4 131 .Q Jw ww ,.1-- I , .. D- - -.' . Q .5-rp NHL V ,f 3 'ffm' hu.. . JR1' - ,I I7 'H' 1535i Wi, . V ,,-',,-.A .. 135-wt. , V x -:VL-.rf A-,5 ,V vf,,- ' Ig gy- 1.-L ,j::, 'nf 'fr ' ' '1.!'-L -1, ' . n-1, - 4 1 K M . W V4 ,Tb QE 'v um Zn ' x 1 JM- I :J-. ., . ,H A-,fi I ,hm x.-. Complimenls of Beer and Liquor Food MARKET S+a+e Sh-ee+ BeHsviIIe, Ohio Be'I IsviIIe, Ohio Pl1one:986-558l B 8: B TAVERN Box 383 PIE H 0 U S E Be'H'sviIle, Ohio Ivl I KE'S BETTSVI LLE HARDWARE BARBER SHOP Cenlury 2I Real EsI'a're Whirlpool Dealer Refrigerafion and Repairs Hairsiyllng' Hairpieces Belfsville, Ohio 448 I 5 986-5884 Phone: 986-5 I 53 BRI D ES WORLD RU RAL-SERV INC. Box ISI Kansas, Ohio 4484l 986-5I I7 Complefe Bridal Program Also molhers' gowns, clyeable shoes, prom and special oc- casion clresses, invi- 'I'a+ions, 'lhanlz you no+es, aHendan'rs' gifls all are available. 2 I 6 Slafe Sfreel' Be'HsviIIe, Ohio 986-575I X Phone LE Z AGCJN Sou'I'I1 of on S+a+e I Phone - 665- OOD FQOD Hall Available 'Privafe HUFFO AUCTION Friday- 2 9 E 'I I ENCY Alan, and Rober+ ENTS Sou'I'h Sfreei - 435- I 373 f ,. FOISITQ I ,HE Most IN DRY CLEANIN W - 4. 1 Perry S+. 44883 Tiffin, Ohio Gne noun HRUQIZIIP ' RJ. 42 Wesf 44883 992 4397 Harrison Cwner Open From 9:00 am 'I'o l:00 am -5 NAPOLI PIZZA J arkei S'I'ree+ Q ohio 44883 A' 4-447-2242 Avaiia ble Working Hours I I:00 +ilI I2:00 M 9 ' way. R 4:0 4:00 7:30 A.M OwnYcX7DarreIl and 6:00 iP.M. L' Janice Whirmer FRY FOODS INC. H Congralulalions Seniors! Shooaf Your Friendly A 8 P Complefe Brake Service I 775 Easi S+a'le S+. Car Waxing Fl'6mOl'1i', Wash-Lubricafign O D Wheel Balancing G O Phone - 332- I 657 K C Fremont Ohio U 43420 L Z Seniors A UTO 0 C: QYINC PL - llllllf. BUILDERS SUP' 1 PARTS PR TM HW ,,fQ,mjg32 me A . , 'Ph-141 ' 2340 Wes+ Hayes ve 2114 w Hgixofzeohio 43432 Pl1one:332-I646 A' B 0 J Fremonf, Ohio 43420 k eh: .A . ill? Fnw6fl'A ,' .rl w . ,Q M 'fi I Q C ,-' rj: fi 1 .- x. M, ' 'rg ., L Y Rv PATRONS Roberf G. Shreiner, O.D. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Yager Dr. John H. Bremyer, D.P.M. The Fashion Ga bel Oil and Tire Nickel Painf and Supply Fleck Elecfric Peacock's Union 76 24-hour wrecker service Don's IGA Moe's Body Shop Bill Murphy Realfy Tom and Judy Tucker Cosfume Holiday House Offo and Urban Flowers Mann Funeral Home Pafricia Nobbs Clyde's Union 76 Dr. Crede Hesifand Wood's Cuf-Rafe Drugsfore Ballreich Furnifure Spieldenner Floor Covering Thomas Cafeferia Arnold Vending Company GaieH'o's Cycle Shop Pa bsf-Blafz-Schlifz af Klepper's Kiser Brofhers Plumbing, Heafing Paf, Tom, Brooke Morganfi Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Fremonf, Ohio Fremonf, Ohio Fremonf, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Fosforia, Ohio Fosforia, Ohio Fosforia, Ohio Beffsville, Ohio Fremonf, Ohio Fremonf, Ohio Fosforia, Ohio Beffsville, Ohio Fosforia, Ohio Old Forf, Ohio Beffsville, Ohio Fosforia, Ohio Fremonf, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Fremonf, Ohio Fremonf, Ohio ira- ' -c . - A' .Dil if . mis ,3-,.,,,H mn 1 4H ' ' gl: 1 5 is. -'31 4': 0' W' 12 U ' X if u 5' I 'F 1. 1' 'Q Q I ' f' B 6 .' 'rule' . i .4 IE h. I Q ill? I' b U 4' X I bo' ...::' nn!mfmQp0J f on Q W D ,Ji 0 N D' I C1 s an 1 ' : D1 6 L 4 4 A I. E N B E Q wi li 1: 40 x ' 5' ' , , ' 'a S '33 e u 6 ' 9 L' . :va zz ' ' zz 1 Y 'Lg 5 G Q 5' IA Cl Li? . ' It u Z wo 2 . S - ! X L at fd J CZQZQQ . ' I -Q... A-Il ' 'Lb IIC 5 UEMGJA77 wsu, a.Assa. om C,LA5sL IJ FULL HT I Q 3 gp A l-d eg. 2 '. L vo C? I4 Q 4-uxm T8 xfe 'ra- 01.0l:uiv'61 ' ' AQ' ' I 1 f'S1'oa.y - I I V0 B H4 9 5 I I E ' . 5 PD fl- P- U- Y 1. 'I E 6 'N' ' ' Fl A . ' 5 0 Q 09 Q V -f za A - , - 5 IO-0' K I -' 6 xx ' PDQ RQ ai, Q A 1 X f , Q0 up GD V ' QOQAOJOQCA . 1 ' ' s Tb .3 cm UsH'l'lL :U n. n' jf 0 o L :Lenz-.S-roa..v oo ff 'mn 2 su-u-Aecrfn Z flat ihL'h-Az. I LL W.Mi g M,,W,:,1!rF 1'xb'Tbu :O 4fl4l2'c.L- 4'xd 12A BX-LSou.1o HIS! r 1 ' 'QB' 230 l ' I W ,V o T- - - - - --1 5' ' M, 2 :C Qu. sur :no I ' ' - J?2f'?'T..ff'Vf,,, ,,,Ml 45 X - K YL! gf--Z' I 'sl - can-rua J o 4 L30 o K P0 26 4' T wslf Q 5 NJ ,- A . I . . 'Q E x N '. 1 xg- IEE: 'N 1? 3 E9 56? ' 'Gb vs N Q55 ' ' MA ', V 'V 'M'- E 7 E51 U' -342.5 3 Q , 5 E' Ui 'D UW KD in f .' U1 : 2 , : : 54 Q Q- LU. V Ky- -. V M --510 -- 1- ---'K-'- -'- Q -' - T N 4 Q 0 4 sew I-tslni n ' . . . FmE'T ' Ii. '29 dx ' apgpy L-,I Ibm Arr..-1, EU + j? 24' .ri g . .. '4 . Z 3 it v .E V ei ' : ,. fa if 2, 4 V I, be I i Q ,X U Y,-u , IQ - . 9 22. 0 'f 'Q ..., -.-. - 5 4 f- , , M 1 .I f :I X Q -,- -ig fi .I ' 41 --H il 69 :y xj wr Q ' Q ' :Q:mc.n Q6 1 ' - is QQ, 'g ' 2. W0 633:29 'Va ' ',f - . ' 1 Qzf 1, .- 1- if jwg, ' ' wif: fi' , 1 . ilk:?..LIJ Ae V' ff- VP Q - .git ydpz f 6 l . J A 4 ,AQQV 16 , lla as Aw ,I - I1 - E ?:':.:r:x:r, ae- ? of I if '08 Q1 '-- .G :7 - W Nsw 5 Mu g- K w f . -I -W H aw' fy Q ' S. ' '- . - ' A4 1 ' X 'EQ 7 el 0' xx, 9 ' Q5 I 4 1' I .003 ' bum, ar Q-kngI54QlLl xc, W. rr 9 -Q, fa 63553 . msn. ,K-swfiu H 4- a s.: ' 45' va . I ' - !r 9 5:1 I :MQ Q 5 St- ii' ,JV 0 ,Eng-fn-rn. Banca?-HL G3 we i f ww if Q 82- 9, Q kx ' avl 4 M6 .. - - - N, I any 1 0-wg., Q .9 6 U f G Q f'wWo:Lh:'T 'QM no Ja sam: Mb: futf- fnivltl-I-T l Ia! cLEaL'ST. l,'x X -NTT , il: 1 - 9:09:05-i Q ' aj ' . I 1' gg 1 5 x 1:1 I Q nhwvofvffunr. 4'-1' . C0 - .Quai Q 1' ' ' , 3 E F . .,A-Y..E.t::t- W .IL .. ' 'I , .....,-.Y .,.. ,.,. ,f